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Trump’s Tariffs Should Force a Reckoning With America’s Soy Industry
Jan Dutkiewicz
Jan Dutkiewicz
Trump’s Tariffs Should Force a Reckoning With America’s Soy Industry
A combine harvester during a soybean harvest at a farm outside St. Peter, Minnesota
Trump’s Tariffs Should Force a Reckoning With America’s Soy Industry
Jan Dutkiewicz
A combine harvester during a soybean harvest at a farm outside St. Peter, Minnesota
Jan Dutkiewicz
Trump’s Tariffs Should Force a Reckoning With America’s Soy Industry
On September 23, Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York City.
The So-Called Energy Transition Never Happened
Kate Aronoff
On September 23, Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York City.
Kate Aronoff
The So-Called Energy Transition Never Happened
New York Governor Kathy Hochul at a NYC subway station
Liza Featherstone
The Blue-State Governors Who’ve Gone Weak on Climate Policy
They make a big show of standing up to Trump. But what about standing up for the planet?
From left to right: The New Republic’s Kate Aronoff moderates a discussion with Labor Director at the Climate & Community Institute Batul Hassan, New School Assistant Professor of Environmental Policy Ana Baptista, New York City Councilwoman Sandy Nurse, and The New School Associate Professor of Chemistry Bhawani Venkataraman.
Shaping Our Future: Climate Policy and Economic Impact
Robert McCoy
From left to right: The New Republic’s Kate Aronoff moderates a discussion with Labor Director at the Climate & Community Institute Batul Hassan, New School Assistant Professor of Environmental Policy Ana Baptista, New York City Councilwoman Sandy Nurse, and The New School Associate Professor of Chemistry Bhawani Venkataraman.
Robert McCoy
Shaping Our Future: Climate Policy and Economic Impact
Republicans Want to Scare You off Mass Transit. Cars Are Scarier.
Kate Aronoff
Kate Aronoff
Republicans Want to Scare You off Mass Transit. Cars Are Scarier.
On Sept. 9, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt spoke in front of a photo of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, left, who was allegedly killed by Decarlos Brown Jr., right, on a light rail train in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Republicans Want to Scare You off Mass Transit. Cars Are Scarier.
Kate Aronoff
On Sept. 9, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt spoke in front of a photo of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, left, who was allegedly killed by Decarlos Brown Jr., right, on a light rail train in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Kate Aronoff
Republicans Want to Scare You off Mass Transit. Cars Are Scarier.
What's Left?
A climate activist wearing a red scarf holds a red placard reading "Trump: Climate Disaster," with other activists in the background.
Alexander C. Kaufman
The Climate Policies That Trump Might Not Destroy
Despite the cuts to clean energy incentives, experts say certain sorts of projects could continue to get support at the state and federal level.
This image taken from soil level looks up at two workers wearing helmets and reflective gear holding power tools to skeletal metal frames outdoors against the bright sun.
Here’s What States Should Do to Fight Climate Change Under Trump
Nick Tabor
This image taken from soil level looks up at two workers wearing helmets and reflective gear holding power tools to skeletal metal frames outdoors against the bright sun.
Nick Tabor
Here’s What States Should Do to Fight Climate Change Under Trump
The Answer to Democrats’ Class Problem Is Staring Them in the Face
Aaron Regunberg
Aaron Regunberg
The Answer to Democrats’ Class Problem Is Staring Them in the Face
Activists hold signs reading "People not Profits" and "Third Act NYC."
The Answer to Democrats’ Class Problem Is Staring Them in the Face
Aaron Regunberg
Activists hold signs reading "People not Profits" and "Third Act NYC."
Aaron Regunberg
The Answer to Democrats’ Class Problem Is Staring Them in the Face
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